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| the sum of all chemical processes |
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| results of this are only valid if repeatable |
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| a characteristic of living things |
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| makes sense based on what you already know |
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| a stable internal environment |
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| may be disproved by a single experiment |
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| good for looking at little bugs |
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| not a part of how scientists work |
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| caused some potatoes to lose weight |
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| a factor in an experiment that can change |
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| conducted a controlled experiment with covered and uncovered jars of meat |
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| designed an experiment to test if microorganisms would grow in gravy that was boiled |
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| a signal to which an organism responds |
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| a logical interpretation of an observation |
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| observation using measurements |
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| Consistent, Observable, Natural, Predictable, Testable, and Tentative; It determine if an experiment is scientific or not. |
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| 5 Living Thing Characteristics |
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grow and develop
breathe
must have water
need food
change over time |
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| the language used in classification |
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| this kingdom includes mostly autotrophs |
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| the family that can stand up |
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| the kingdom of one celled creatures, Amoeba |
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| the smart order with thumbs |
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| a guide for identification |
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| includes mushroom and yeast |
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| the red maple's specific name |
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| diagram that shows evolutionary relationships |
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| the study of evolutionary relationships |
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| unique trait(feathers on birds) |
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| the science of classification |
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| a village wiped out by swine flu |
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| created our classification system |
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| shows regional differences |
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| one of Linnaeu's categories |
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Kingdom: Anamalia
Phylum: Vertebrates
Class: Mammalia
Order: Primates
Family: Hominid
Genus: Homo
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created insulin
made smallpox vaccine
made a polio vaccine |
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| building block of a protein |
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| a disaccharide, Santa was not tolerant of this |
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| a generic term for a little molecule |
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| element found in all organic molecules |
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| building block of a carb(sugar) |
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| a very large carb(ex. starch) |
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| sugars have a lot of this element |
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| a kind of protein, makes reactions go easier |
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| released when hooking monomers together |
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| generic term for a big molecule |
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| one of the smallest things you can smash |
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| number of protons and neutrons in an atom's nucleus |
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| even distribution of the solute in the solvent |
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| water attracts water because it's bent(polar) |
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| how much solute is in the solvent |
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| water is attracted to other kinds of molecules |
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| equals the number of protons in an atom |
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| U 235 and U 238 are examples. Both have atomic number 92. |
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| Ionic Compound Characteristics |
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| brittle and high melting points |
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fingernails
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| site of most protein digestion |
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| stores bile, sometimes gets stones |
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| the goal of carb digestion |
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| makes amylase, trypsin, and lypase |
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| polysaccharides get broken down to disaccharides here |
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| the goal of protein digestion, building blocks |
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| flipper that shuts the trachea |
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| connects the mouth to the stomach |
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| the goal of lipid digestion |
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| anywhere food actually goes |
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| said "cells come from cells" |
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| control center of the cell |
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| has some holes, surrounds the cell |
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| play a role in animal cell division |
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| sometimes rough, a little passageway |
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| the "powerhouse" of the cel |
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| support structure found only in plants |
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| some are found on the E.R., some float, and some make protein |
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| little green disks found in plants |
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| "suicide sacs", contain digestive enzymes |
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| contain genetic info., found in the nucleus |
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| big carb that is found in the cell wall |
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| 2 components of cell theory |
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all living things are made of cells
cells are alive |
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| yellow and orange pigments are examples |
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| found water to be part of photosynthesis |
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| paper that seperates pigments |
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| favorite wavelength of most plants |
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| organelle that contains pigments |
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| 0 ATP's produced, no oxygen present |
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| wavelength reflected by most plants |
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| indicates carbon dioxide in the designer lab |
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| another name for the dark cycle |
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| 34 ATP's produced, oxygen is present |
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| found light to be necessary |
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| sugar is split, 2 ATP's are gained |
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| a reactant of the dark reaction |
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| an electron carrier(grabber) |
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| plant used in our designer lab |
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| principle pigments of plants |
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| a source of carbon dioxide |
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| product of the dark reaction |
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| product of the light reaction |
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| is blue when oxygen is present |
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| a reactant of the light reaction |
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| our ultimate source of energy |
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ADP has 2 phosphate groups and ATP has 3
They both have one ribose
They both have one adenine
ATP has double the energy of ADP |
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